The quintessential old head on young shoulders, Henry Webb Jenkins introduces his simmering 70s imbued songcraft, writing with a style that sounds both naggingly familiar and of another era entirely. A loyal and passionate fan of the likes of Warren Zevon and Gene Clark, Henry grew up with his dad’s rock music reverberating around the house in North West London (Led Zeppelin, Thin Lizzy, and AC/DC), but found his kinship with a much gentler sound. The atmosphere and ambience of folk, but also the traditions of a singer-songwriter scene in Laurel Canyon proved inspirational to this North London musician.